St. Paul daily globe., 1887-04-17
MINNEApOLns GLOBULEs.'

| The North Minneapolis Turnverein will give
a concert at Turner hall this evening.
The eleventh concert Of the Danz orchestra
series will be given at Harmonic hall this
afternoon.
| This evening Rev. Father McGolrick will
| address university stude nts on ''Science and
the Catholic Church" I"
| People baving private safes there can de-
| posit safely any money received after p. In.
Cost only S. per year.
Rev. d. C. Newcomb, of Monticello, will
| address the Prohibition club at Tollefson's
hall to-day ut O'Clock p. N.
l.. w. Denton will address the Eighth Ward
Prohibition club at Chestnut hall this after
| noon at $3.50, on the subject of prohibition"
AT the Murphy club rooms Monday morning
| q series of noon prayer meetings for business
| men aud their employees will be iuaugurated.
| Many people do not realize that the safe
| deposit aultS of the Minnesot, Loan and
| Trust company are Kept open every night
until O'Clock.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
! Nabut Rosseau and Louise Gauas, Andrew
| Lindell and Carolina Hjertstrom, w. j. Ellis
| and Mary Anderson.
| The members of the Caledonian club will
| attend the funeral of Bro Fred John Gibson
| to-day at ST. Paurs Episcopal church. Henne-
| pin and Twelfth street, at 2:30 O'Clock.
The Democratic city committee will meet at
the Algonquin club rooms Monday evening at
| 1880. All persons holding claims against the
committee should present them at that time.
| There will be a special meeting of Michael
Davitt branch of the Irish Land league at
Window hall this evening, when officers will
| be elected and preparations made for holding
a mass meeting.
Rev. S. E. Simondson and DR.. Lyman W.
Denton will speak on temperance before the
Norwegian Total Abstinence society, at their
regular Sunday meeting, in Dania hail this
afternoon at O'Clock.
The regular services of the Reform club
will be held in Window hall at O'Clock to-
day. w. NJ. Lawrence, president, will speak
Of the work in California and give an account
of his trip to the Pacific coast.
Articles incorporating the Minneapolis
Stock Yards aud Packing company were filed
with the register OF deeds yesterday by w. D.
Washburn, William S. King, j. s. Pillsbur,
and others. The capital stock is placed at
81, 600, 0s0-
Church of Christ (Disciples), corner Port
land avenue and Eleventh street. Preaching
b. the pastor, Enos Campbell. The morning
service will occur at 1880. Subject, 1.-The
Millennium" Evening service at 1880. Sum
day school at IBIS.
The Phoenix Barrel company is seeking in
formation regarding William Erie, a member
of the company, who left the CITY i'll October
last during the coopers' strike. Nothing has
been heard Of him since. He is thought to
The Oak Lake Improvement association has
elected the following officers: President,
Freeman P. Lane; vice president, E. Hooker;
secretary, ]. Newton Mind: collector Charles
Moore; executive committee, S. 0. Lem,John
T. Byrnes, G.. A. Salmon and w. K. Smith.
The next entertainment Of the Caiedonian
club will be held on Tuesday, the 10th. in Cur
tiss hall. 1t will be confined to members Of
the club and invited friends. A paper will
be read by DR.. Charles Simpson on 1.-THE
Uses of Scottish Societies. which will be dis
cussed by the members.
The last regular meeting for the season of
the Central Council Of Associated charities
will be held Monday, April Is, at 3 p. ln., at
the Hennepln Avenue Methodist church, to
which the public generally are invifed. Those
interested in special or the general work of
charities in our city can i'll afford to miss it
Walter T. Mills. who, although young
man, is a speaker of wide reputation among
| prohibitionsts, will deliver his lecture on
| the Emancipation of the Ballot at Centen-
| ary NJ. E. church on Wednesday evening.
| The lecture is under the auspices of the State
| University Prohibition club. Admission free.
| Patrolman Mclaughlin last night caught
| two men in the act OF trying to carry off suits
of clothes which were displayed on dummies
| in frost of the q T Is clothing house. The
! dummies were fastened by means of chains,
| but the thieves picked the padlocks and were
/ about to rnn of with the clothing when de-
tected.
The Ivy Leaf club, after a rest through the
| lenten season, is again preparing to give an
] other of its delightful parties next Wednes-
| day evening at Window hall. The club is
making special preparations for it's coming
| entertainment, and everything promises that
| it will sustain and add more laures to it's well
| deserved good reputation.
| The new park commission will meet and
| organize next Saturday afternoon. The body
| is composed of the following: Mayor Ames,
| W. 81. Miles, John Gilman, G. NJ. Loring, S..
A. March, A. H. Mitchell. Joseph Ingeuhutt,
| Byron Switzerland. Charles Johnson, Daniel
| Bassett, A. j. Boardman, Baldwin Brown, E..
| NJ. Wilson and ]. c. Oswald. The board will
number ten Democrats and four Repub-
| licanS.